The EU AI Act Compliance through Observability

In the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), legislative bodies in the United States and the European Union are implementing regulations to ensure the responsible development and deployment of AI systems, particularly those deemed high-risk. While individual U.S. states like Colorado and Utah have initiated their own AI laws, the federal government, under President Biden's executive order, aims to establish guidelines through agencies like the National Institute of Standards and Technology. The European Union's forthcoming Artificial Intelligence Act, set to be enforced in August 2024, presents a broader regulatory framework, mandating logging and monitoring capabilities for high-risk AI systems under Article 12. Platforms like New Relic offer solutions to help companies meet these compliance challenges by providing comprehensive observability tools that facilitate compliance with logging requirements, enabling businesses to maintain transparency and accountability in their AI operations. As AI technologies advance, businesses are encouraged to leverage tools like New Relic to navigate the complexities of compliance and maintain oversight over their AI systems.